#37 — October 18, 2018 |
MongoDB Issues New Server Side Public License for MongoDB Community Server — A new license (to be used on all versions of MongoDB’s Community Server edition after today) that specifies how MongoDB can be run as a service. The key change is that anyone running MongoDB as a service needs to open source their unique contributions to such. MongoDB, Inc. |
A Look at MongoDB 4.0's New Security Features — MongoDB 4.0’s been out for a few months now, but while ACID transactions got all the headlines, there were lots of other improvements too, such as to security. Davi Ottenheimer and Matt Lord (MongoDB) |
MongoDB Releases Its Kubernetes Operator for Red Hat OpenShift — An OpenShift user can now more easily deploy MongoDB replica sets or sharded clusters. Andrey Belik, Dana Groce, and Jason Mimick |
Data Enrichment with MongoDB Stitch — MongoDB’s Stitch backend-as-a-service is a natural fit for enriching data that’s already stored in a MongoDB collection with data collected from elsewhere. Maxime Beugnet (MongoDB) |
Working with MongoDB Stitch Through Existing Drivers - Python and PyMongo Andrew Morgan |
Using MongoDB as a Realtime Database with Node.js — The (very) basics of using change streams to update a UI as soon as there is some change to your underlying data. Sharath Vignesh |
A Quick Look at MongoDB Stitch — A high-level overview of some “incredibly cool features” of MongoDB’s serverless platform. Raymond Camden |
mongo-cxx-driver: The Official MongoDB Driver for C++ — This new release provides support for new features in MongoDB 4.0 (most notably transactions) as well as command monitoring and SDAM monitoring. MongoDB, Inc. |
🗓 Events |
Time Series Data and MongoDB: Best Practices – October 25 (Webinar) — Attendees will have a better understanding of key best practices in managing time-series data with MongoDB. |
MongoDB Europe'18 – November 8 (London, UK) — A full day of deep-dive technical sessions and hands-on tutorials. |
Big Data London – November 13-14 (London, UK) — A free to attend conference. MongoDB CTO Eliot Horowitz will be speaking on day two. |